Telipot Medical Centre

Alhamdulillah bermula Ogos tahun ini (2018) saya berpeluang bekerjasama dalam menjayakan sebuah projek, hospital pakar swasta baru di Kota Bharu, Kelantan. 

Oleh kerana masih ramai kenalan tak tahu saya kini bekerja di sini, rasa perlu juga tulis sedikit supaya memudahkan orang ramai mendapat maklumat yang tepat.

Di bawah adalah gambar hospital "Telipot Medical Centre" atau nama ringkasnya TMC.

Hospital swasta baru di KB. 

Untuk datang ke sini mudah saja, boleh Waze "Telipot Medical Centre". Landmarks yang berdekatan termasuk Maktab Sultan Ismail (Sultan Ismail College atau SIC), Masjid Telipot dan Pejabat Pendidikan Daerah Kota Bharu.

Map seperti di bawah:

Jika dari HUSM atau Kubang Kerian, boleh datang dari Pasir Hor atau Jalan Yahya Petra. Jika dari Bandar KB, boleh datang dari Lembah Sireh.

Jika tak pandai guna Waze dan map tidak membantu, maka telefonlah 09-7474000 dan staff akan cuba bantu.

Waktu operasi pula adalah setiap hari termasuk hari cuti dan hujung minggu. Boleh walk-in untuk mendapatkan rawatan di Kecemasan. Untuk klinik doktor pakar pula, perlu membuat temujanji terlebih dahulu. No telefon untuk temujanji Klinik doktor pakar adalah 09-7474000.

Doktor pakar semuanya dari HUSM maka perlu buat temujanji terlebih dahulu. Night clinic atau klinik doktor pakar waktu malam memang ada setiap hari dari 6petang hingga 10malam.

Ramai juga yang tanya saya, TMC ni milik siapa? Ok, TMC adalah hospital pertama milik koperasi USM.

Prof Mat (kiri) selaku president Koperasi HUSM, merupakan salah seorang yang memainkan peranan paling penting dalam menjayakan projek hospital koperasi pertama.

http://koperasi.kk.usm.my/index.php/6-berita/aktiviti-koperasi/110-telipot-medical-center-kini-dibuka

Selain koperasi USM, ada beberapa individu dan kumpulan doktor-doktor pakar yang merupakan tulang belakang dan pemilik bersama Telipot Medical Centre.

Izinkan saya perkenalkan beberapa doktor pakar yang bertugas di TMC.

Doktor pakar sakit puan atau obstetrics dan gynaekologi, Dr Fauziah

Doktor pakar radiologi, Prof Shafie

Doktor pakar bedah plastik, Dr Arman

Doktor pakar perubatan dan pakar buah pinggang, Prof Azreen

Ok, saya bagi contoh-contoh sahaja. Ada ramai lagi sebenarnya tapi nak upload macam lambat.

Perkhidmatan yang popular pula adalah:

Klinik mengandung ibu dan anak

Pakej bersalin

Klinik doktor pakar

Wad

Kecemasan

Pakej khatan

Pakej pemeriksaan kesihatan atau medical check up

Ada mesin x-ray, digunakan untuk pesakit kecemasan, pesakit di wad dan juga yang datang untuk medical check up atau pemeriksaan kesihatan.

Mesin ultrasound pun ada, kebanyakkan digunakan untuk melihat kandungan ibu mengandung, juga untuk memeriksa bahagian abdomen. Jika anda ada temujanji untuk ultrasound abdomen, pastikan anda berpuasa. Biasanya pesakit akan datang waktu pagi setelah berpuasa semalaman.

Bahagian dalam ambulans yang selesa.

Mengandung dan ingin bersalin di Telipot Medical Centre? Pastikan anda buat temujanji untuk berjumpa doktor di TMC terlebih dahulu.

Ujian darah pun ada pelbagai, ada yang perlu berpuasa dan ada juga yang tidak perlu berpuasa. Tel 09-7474000 untuk maklumat lanjut.

Untuk pesakit yang perlu datang dengan segera atau memerlukan pengangkutan yang sesuai boleh telefon 09-7474000 bagi mendapatkan perkhidmatan ambulans.

Ok, setakat ni dulu, nanti saya sambung lagi insya Allah.

Asnaf Clinic

Alhamdulillah woke up a bit early today. Finally got a chance to jot down some notes about last weekend.

As part of Telipot Medical's Centre CSR, decided to help out at an asnaf clinic in Masjid As-Salam, Pengkalan Chepa last weekend. Well, its a long story, sort of. Sent many whatsapp to friends about this weekends "Makan untuk kurus" session, and Teacher Lilyn, an old friend from MRSM replied that BSMM (Bulan Sabit Merah Malaysia) was short of a doctor.

Same like the IMARET banjir medical clinic last time, I joined because they could not find any doctor volunteers. Actually doctors who volunteer memang ramai, I know so many who do all kinds of NGO and other volunteer works. Tapi tu la, at times everyone is busy so ended up, me volunteering in Pengkalan Chepa.

Even the night before I wasn't sure what to bring with me but made a quick mental note:
Paper (plain A4 white)
Pen
Stethescope
My stamp

There were nurse volunteers from another organisation, so I thought no need to bring glucometer and sphygnomanometer. Just asked CEO to bring:
Hand sanitizer
Face mask
Gloves
And of course other marketing material like the poster and flyers...

And that was pretty much all we needed. But I would add another one item that I saw the other booth had:
Alas meja

Would anything else be useful in hindsight?
Perhaps some anti-hypertensive meds

 

What happened was, since our booth only had a doctor and no nurses, the other booth that had nurses would see most of the patients first, and then refer the abnormal ones.

So I saw mostly hypertensive and diabetic patients.

The other booth seemed busier. I saw in total 9 patients, and most had some degree of hypertension. Several I referred to hospital, others to Klinik Kesihatan for further management. Some just needed counseling and medical advice.

 

The nurse from the other booth, at the end said, yeah, these patients had poorly controlled hypertension, we may think that's bad, but these are the poor who are mobile and can come here for treatment. If we go out and meet those who are unable to come out, then we'd the worst.

There were several NGO's involved and each brought with them a certain number of asnaf. There were other on-goings, free clothing which plenty remained afterwards too, although many took what was offered, free hair cut, goodies and I think monetary gifts too. During the peak of the activities, I was also busy seeing patients so could not walk around to see other happenings.
 

Would certainly love to participate or even organize something similar in future, insya Allah.

There were several NGO's involved and each invited a certain number of asnaf with them.

 

I just thought I should make notes about this event in case I ever need to refer to them in future.

Let's have better healthcare for the poor.